7:30pm - 8:00pm The bus picks you up from your hotel/hostel in Hanoi Old Quarter. 9:00pm The sleeper bus leaves Hanoi. Overnight on the bus. 4:00am Arrival in Ha Giang city. Check in at the hostel and rest for a few hours 7:30-8.am After breakfast, meet up with the guide and begin the journey through the Ha Giang loop

Bac Sum Pass in Ha Giang is a striking mountain road and the gateway to the Dong Van Karst Plateau. With winding curves and dramatic views of green mountains and deep valleys, it offers both adventure and stunning scenery. A popular check-in spot, the pass is perfect for admiring the grandeur of Ha Giang’s landscapes

Quan Ba Heaven Gate, at over 1,500 meters high, is the gateway to the Dong Van Karst Plateau. From here, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Tam Son town, lush terraced fields, and majestic mountains. It’s an ideal spot to admire the poetic beauty and grandeur of Ha Giang’s landscape.

Can Ty Pass, nearly 1,500 meters high, is a scenic route from Meo Vac to Dong Van. With winding curves, fresh air, and views of limestone mountains, green fields, and ethnic villages, it’s a perfect stop for adventure and photography lovers.

12:00: Enjoy lunch with local food in Yen Minh Town before continuing the trip to visit: Tham Ma pass

Tham Ma Pass in Ha Giang, located between Yen Minh and Dong Van, is renowned for its winding curves and stunning scenery. It’s an ideal spot to admire towering mountains, lush valleys, and the untamed beauty of Ha Giang.

Lung Cam Cultural Village, nestled in the picturesque Sủng Là Valley of Ha Giang, is home to the Lô Lô, Mông, and Hán ethnic groups, offering a rich cultural experience. The village is known for its traditional earth-walled houses, vibrant buckwheat flower fields, and serene landscapes. It also gained fame as the filming location of The Story of Pao, drawing visitors to explore its cultural heritage and the unique beauty of the Dong Van Karst Plateau.

The Vuong Palace, or H'mong King’s Palace, in Sa Phin, Dong Van, Ha Giang, was built in the early 20th century as the residence of H'mong leader Vuong Chinh Duc. Combining European and traditional architecture, it features intricate designs and spacious grounds, offering insight into H'mong culture and Ha Giang’s history.

Lung Cu Flagpole in Dong Van, Ha Giang, marks Vietnam’s northernmost point and stands as a national symbol at nearly 1,500m above sea level. From the top, visitors enjoy stunning views of rocky mountains and terraced fields while learning about its cultural and historical significance. 18:00: Check in at a hotel in Dong Van town. 19:30: Dinner at the Old Quarter, followed by a leisurely stroll.